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/ f'',..0.1r the LOA DoN (...:AxcrTE, afay : o, 1808. Afrnir y• 0, , 28, • , 1 l rl►( ni, u I;etter Panz Vice-Admiral the Rii!ltt C,4l,lingito. , Cononaider in iif' dJ joty',s Ships and l essels in t)e - nean,'lo the lion. It'. IV. Polt', dated ail board. 413 -- Alajesty's„Ship Pcian„ . 9t Sea, Ilia, : ch ' 2B, ARCM. • Tho U:rit6 it ts th i s day loinerl me, and have re ceived from C.iptaill C3/13 psell >Plte inclosed' fetter, hating h. wag r:iptured, on the 18th instant, the French Xebti:k Etoile de 116'llaparte, it guns . :and _1%1411y-one pert, commanded by atilLnsign d& 'Viiiiseait, and having on board an Aide-de-Camp of •Grtieral Berthier, with dispatches, Which were de ttrOyedipreviotts to her capture. ; - .His Mqiesty's Ship Uniti, t b oitp, March 26, rBOB. • I beg to inform ycur.LOrdship of my havingcap tured,- otf* the Island of Lissa, °toile 18th inst. the french Xebeck Etoiie de Buonapurte, •of six guns and twenty-one men. (fifteen havins,de4orted the evening prior to tier sailing)„ commanded- by an Fatsign.ele Vaisseau, and havtng an Aide-de-Camp of General Berthier's on board, charged with patches from Corfu to AllColla. I have, &c. I'Xl'. CAMPBELL. Ilighl Hon. Lord. Collingtona, &c.. • 'May 28, li3oB. Ealraa of another Letter from Fiee-ildrniral Lord Collingwood to the pun. lfr W Pole, dated on loardjite Ocean, at Sea, 6, 1868. I inclose, to be laidbefore my Lords CoMttis soners of the Admiralty,- an :Extract of a Letter from, - Captain Fkirvey, of, nis_lltiesty's Ship .Standard; stating his i.aving - captured, on the 213111 ult. in cum . palsy with the Active, MO Italian Brig of War Fried kuid, mounting sixteen long French twelve-pounder • guns. • Standard, o 8 the South End of Corfu, MY Loath, Olarph 26, 1808. .have the pleasure-to acquaint you of the capture ofd tike Friedland Italian 131i4 of War, commanded by Captain Angelo :n(11).14, this evening, by the .Standard and.4cti4e, after severul hours chace, close in with Cape Blznco,' which she would soon have rounded,: had not her topmasts fortunately gone over the side, whiCh- enabled Captain Moubray to take possession of her ; and I have given him directions to proceed tO Malta with fitr and the prisoners. FriedlaOd is cw , eh'e trionths..Old, 'carries six teen French twelve-pounder long guns,: built at Venice, and is a ,iery. fine Brig. Embarked on board her is Commodore Don Ainficar Paolncci, Com manding in chief. the•ltaliau Atirine,' and Knight of the Iron Crown. I remain, &c. THOMAS HARVEr.% Vice4dmiral Lord Collin4wood, &c. 4dn4ralty-‘o,flice, May .28, 1808. - Copy of another Letterfrom Lprd lingwood•tothe lion. W. Pole, dated on board the Ocean, at Sea,,April 2i 1808. • I beg to . inclose, to be laid before my Lords Cotrt missioner; of the Admiralty,. the. Copy of a Letter from Capt,int Sir Thomas Livingstone, which I have to-day ,receiven trout Rear: Admiral Pntvis, giving ari account of ' , hello:its (lithe Itenorninee and Grass hopper tirin on the night of the tit hof Novem ber last, at tacked' and / captured 'two Armed Vessels which lay at anchor nutlet trie . protectiol of the. Torre de Estacio. - The Officers and Men employed on this service, under the diredion of-Aeling Lieutenant Webster, Appear to have displayed considerable gallantry. .1 am,. &c. COLLING WOOD. ' IfisNestys'Ship Renofilmefe, ojt'C4r • SIR ) • .tirt{,gena, Nov. 12, • I 807. I lia've to acquaint ) ou , that on th,e night of the §th inst. I sent a de(actnei4t of Boats from this Ship the Grasshopper,. under 'the diretlion of Lieutenant' 'Wiliam Weui•ter, a the Itenonunie, for the purpose of cutting iuut some Enemy's Yes-. 60` that lay at anchor under the Torre de Estacio.. By tour O'c.lock' iolthe , Morning ate Boats Were in posiession of the Vessels , viz. a Spanish 131'4 and a French Tartan, eael, of 'them monnting six• guns, stitit a proportionaLle .niunber of men . but utifor tnuately there was So little wind, and the . Current ran. so strong, that they b6tb got agrouncl; .and not Withstanding every exertion was used ro c the purpose of getting then) off, it was fourid impossible; and at about seven o'clock thdy were abandoned; they would. have been burnt had there not been so many ,triers,; women, - . and children on board them (many of 'whom Were badly wounded, and our Boats could not remove theirs), and humanity in- . duced Lieutenant Webster not to set them on tire. During the performance of the abovementioue4 , service the Tot - re de Estacio kept op a constant fire of grape and cannister upon our Boats and the cap tured Vesiels, which wounded several of the Enemy and two of our brave lellows, viz. Mr. Thomas Bas -1 tin, Purser of the Grasshopper, who was a Volun. • teer, and cornmanded-tu Boat upon -the occasion, and • Henry Garrett, Coxswain'of tha , Renonarn6e's Pin nace, both very. Amdly. The loss the Enemy sustained was Considerable in wounded, but none killed. The cool and gallant conduct of every Officer and man employed on 'the a b6v,mentioned service entitles them to every praise which is in my power to beStow. Lieutenant William Webster, who commanded,` has in dam} such instances distinguished himself. I have the honour to be, &c. T. LIVINQSTONE. Rear-Admiral Purvis, &L.. • Admiralty-1 . 44'e; Allay 28, :1808. Copy of a Zeiler from 1442r•-..ridiniral Purvis .tv the film Ii". l'((te, dated oil' dacliz; . the .1:,3111. Nay,. 1808. . • • - I have the honour to inclose you, for the Inforrba tioa ut .tuy L.ord3 Coinntisiocters of the opy of - a Letter 1 have 114-eiVed. 11'0111 Ca p . taili I.7*ikr, ot lii3 At;tedt'i!fi Stoop: the Rthiv..ill2„ tepte sellt;tte; tittother instm)ce•ofbr 'very displuy,.(l by him tk ittsi,•off Cape 'l"..rditsgar. • I have the honour to be, tke. . . 'JOHN c. PURVIS. Hip lllajcat's Sn'op,Redwing, at-Sea;;, May 1111, 1808:, I hziNt honour to acquaint von, that this morn jug, al diyti : ol, Gape Trafalgar. bearing W.N.W.: -about Si/c miles, an enetny's convoy ova' discovered coming.down along The winds .heing very li!e;ht and vaiiable, I was not -enabled to close with before seven:o'clock ; at. that time being; wit h tepSint-blank shot, the Armed Vessels htticled their. and forming a 'elose line„ swept towards us,. indicating ttn intention to board. The just Confi dence 1 plade in the Officers and meii that I have the henour to command, induCed me to meet the Enemy upon his own terms, and I endeavoured to close, to decide 'the business as quick as ptehiblo, in order to "'Secure the Merchantnien 'Upon arriving .within inusket,slait, a quick and well-directed fire was Opened, our guns doing great,execntion. At nine o'clock,' the Enemy, completely panic-struck. and beaten, .pushed their Vessels. intO•a'heavy 'surf, sa crificing all 'their wounded. I instantly sent a lioat to try . and save as many as I eotild e as it was distress- • ing to see their situation, but our men were unable to rescue one of them. The Merchant Vessels, see ing the fate of their. convoy, attempted to disperse.; WiflC were sunk ; others ran into the surf, and, in a short time, disappeared ; the rest were captured, 'excepting three (two of which were armed)e that it was not in my power to come up with, owing te . ) our crippled state, having two twenty-four pounders shot through the fOratuast, one through the main mast, and one through the gamtnonieg of the bow.' s; , rit, that likewise cut_the knee of the head asun der. , • . The ste tdv and coo' c of the officer; and men throughout deserve toy warmest praise ; a►►d had thc Enemy possessed resolution enough ,to have boarded, I could not doubt of the result, though opposed to•such Superior numbers. My First. Lieu tenant, Ferguson, on this as welLas on many other occasions, was a gtpd assistant to toe. Npthing can exceed his coal determined, H conduet, which L have so often witnessed : Lieutenant Webster like wise executed his duty entirely to, my Satisfaotion, as well as Mr. Davis, Master, and Mr. Hot nituan, Purser, who were both wOunded ; the latter, I fear, 'will lose an eye. It is with the most heartfelt gran fication I acquaint, you our loss ‘n men is &pail, as. herewith atmex&d. I am now on my way to Gi braltar, as oar m i must b,-,t.tken out; but / I shall lose 110iiiho itt resitting, and re.Atming my station. I have thauneur to be, tie. T. USSHER. Rear-Admiral Purvis, try.. &c. • . List of Killed and Wounded in the boats,. Killed— loseph Carter. se, MAIL W Englebert lteubscin, seaman, severely (who Ms aiSO wOLIMic - ,1 on hoard the `Sloopfr; Mr. Pavis, master, sli4htly ; hlr. tionitinan, purser, severely. [The List of the S hips we gave on Friday.] Downing-street, 111ay.27 4 1808. - Ws Majesty has, been graciously pleised to ap point . James Mon tgomerie, Esq.• Brigadier-General, in his Majesty's Army, to be his Governor and Conimauder in Chief in and over the' Island or Do minica, in America. Whit/Via/4 /1/ay 28, 1808. The Lord Chancellor has appointed Thomas Coombs, of Came Abbas, in tbe:Vounty of Dorset, Gent. to be a Master Extraordinary hi the High Court of Chancery. ' : Ordnance-Office, May 27, 1808. • Raja/ Regiment of Artille t y. Second Lieutenant Win. Elgee to he First Lieutenant, vice. Coolube,deceabed. Dated May 2 , ', 1808. Commhlinn br the Dorse.tshirc YenrnanrV Cavalry, slgaed the Lord Lieu/mill, Robert Cordon, Cent, to be Llentenant, vice Edward Daily, resigned., Dated May Z3 l Commisilou signed 4) , the Lord Lientenavi of the Courtly ofKent• • Craohrook Puilenfrers. Thomas Adams, Esq. to be. , Captairi-Commandant, vice Adams, deceased. Oaten May it), tgeS. .Geotge , lograitt, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice 1-kostiss*, tesigiled, Dated May 47, iBoB. . . G wvudeh ffi:Jui lineWer. . ' Lieutenant Wm.i k lirowntielci, to be Captain, vice Raine, .signed. , Dated May 16, tf, 8. • Tone Llenteonnts—Edwaid Stafford; Gent.vice BroWntield. Dared May 16, ,Edward Wilstiere,. Gent. vice War. tier, resigned. Dared as above. knit Permian,. Cent. vice Kimbell, resigned. Dated as above.. ifilint :dale Prluoteers. Rickard 'Crow, Gent..to be Lieutenant, vice George Austen, promoted. Dated . May 19, 0308. Win. Stunt, Gent. to be EnSign, vice Claridge, promoted'. Dated May t 6., Thomas Bonnister, Gent. to be ditto, vice. Prancis Martin, resigned. Dated May 25, 1808. W. I. Martin, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Kelsou, resigned. Dated MayAry, Conomislion.r sired 6y.the Lord ,Lieutevunt vj HAMS. Audover and lkhero.vril Battalion of Pitiuuteer I,j'antey. • . - - To be Lietircnaiit4— Ensign James Godden, vice Todd, re. signed. Dated March 28, •sS[ig. Thomas Picket ing, 'Gent. vice Irernonger, resigned. D.lted May 23, *B,B. To be Emigns--lohn Pearse, Gent. vice ed. Dates May)°, 18q8. Benjamin Painter, Gent. vice Godden, promoted; Dated as above. To be Quarter-Master- -John Wheeler, Gent: Dated March 28, ali:sB. Lymington Battalion of Polunterr Infant?", .Rcynotils, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Barnes, promoted. Dated May to, t 8 .8. Nara; 1-144,1 Rtzitnevi C!,/ Militia . . Lieutenant Cluries Burrell Coles to be Captain vice Terry, resigned. Dated play t 4, ;Solt. Tiaotnas Leech, Gent. - to be Lieuterunt. Dated as above. John Penton Goiter, Gent. to be. Quarter—Nlitstcr, vice_Monro, resigned, PAM as above. Sauib Haw: Reginont Wm. Francis Butler, Esq. to be captain, Dated. May 14, George hparks, Gout. to be lieutenant, vice Al_ Bridge, migoed. Dated as 'above, 4 Par:into:oh Battalion of PohlNteer Light Infantry. - - - •• Captain Mottley's Coimpariy—Thomas liurbey. Cent. to be 1./cotenant. Dat.tt May to, tBoB. Win, Lang, Gent. to bo•Eitsign. Datcd as above. ilhon Ftallters. T 11011133 EdWards, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Walter , re. signed. Dated Nlay 23, 1803. 11.4nta Yeomanry Cattalty. Wm. Strangeways, Grut. to be Cornet, vice - Baldwiti,*pro. touted. Dated May 23, oks. Battalion o/ Portisnouth Polonterr Light bilvdry. • „. . Ca.p.ttan hates Carter to be M3jor-Cornmandant. Dated Mardi 28, tBOB, 'lobe Captains —Captain fames Deacon. Dated March aB, 18,3. Captahl Win. Case. Dared as shove. Lieutenant 1 0 1:).n Sutton. L).tted as abuvit„ To, be hirst LietnenAllls—giChard ,fitif buy, jun. Cent, Dated' March 24, Theirrats Edixotribe, (;ent. Dared as above.. lames (;owls, Gent, Damed'as shdve. joint We,tinore t Geoit, .Dascd as aboxe,, Muses Heather, cent. D„to.l :As above. George Augustus Callaway, lent. .I). A n t .,i as above. • _ Tolle Second Lieutenants—Wil ham Crocker, Gent. , Dat e d March VS, IsQs. Thomas Tio , :shur Slurp, Gent, D dlc d as above. 1.0011,014 : Printed, by hiellAii) ilaltltti, of No. 4, MAlttett-court. ttOLy-street • At the SUN*QPI/XCX No, 1 1$ Strand ; klgeglisemeats,Orders Cannnistiont ug..irJby , the . Le:el I...ieviellant Air the Count' .f Norfolk. • • nn 'and Freibri.isfr Rifle Corps. Philp Thtylor, Unit: to be, Lie.iteo.nti, vice Brown, oet.e,itaxi. Dated April 12, igog. • Sn.qpam Lig-ht Infani ty, . Scorn.! Menton:n.3, Mary Framingham Day toile Frrst 't rencliartl, prumuted. Dated May, 6, IBA. Second Lieutoant Cruwe to be Litt°, vice Lubbock, pro- Rioted. Dated lts.abovv: Charles Corfield, Gefit. to be 1.1144 Lieutenant, vice Martin, ce:iigoed. Dated May 6, au's. tialnucl Dye, Gent. to be See..l,d Lietiteont, vice Coleman, promoted. Dated aS above. Wm. Coitield, Gent, to be ditto, vice clutles Corbeld, prpinoted, Date.i as above. • 18nrit.10 Regiment. Edtvard Rolfe Finch, Gent. to bc Ensign, vice Unthank, promoted. Dated May 6, Oleg. Rebert Beare, Cent. to be Elisio, vice Wineineut, protnovd. Ditted M.ty ti, Yarmouth Regiment. Ensign John Fisher Costerton'tb.ne Lieutenant, vice Wall, resigned. Dated May 16, - sBOB. iSlitr Watson to be ditto,.vice John Lk:urge. Thomas, resign-d. Dated as above. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. 'fames Connolley; of Maochester, linen.tnerchant, front, lune 4 to jay 23; at ten, at the Dog Talc u, Man die Sta. B,4WKRUPTCI* 'SUPERSADED. Elizabeth Washington ;unit George Currell of Chester, mil.. liners. BANKRUP 7:5% Richard StublA s . of Leek, Stall'imisitire, butcher. to sur render' rune *7, at five, 18, .arid July 9, at eleven, at the Red Lon' Inn, 'Leek. Attorrires, Messrs. Cruso, Jones, and Porter, Leek ; or Mt. T9..vm.clisl, Staple's . Inn, London. 'John Hamper, S tone's, End, Southwark t Surrey, shopkeeper, lune 4, *4, and tulip 9, ar eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Field, Friday-strut. David Wilby, uf,Ossert, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, cloth ma. rinfaCturer, lune 13, 54, and 'ray:9, at eleven, at the Straf ford A nits 1 itii, Wakefield. Actuaries, Messrs. ClArli:;111, Sttallt, London; - or Mr. 'Clarkson, Wake:. field. • •, :William Canoe, lato,of Qtley, Yorkshire, stationer, June *7, at• tour, *5, arid July 9, at eLven, at the Star and Garter, Leeds. ttornies, Mr. Granger, Leeds'; or Mr. Edmunds, Lincoln's-Inn, London. Wrlliallt Perry, of Eaton-Bishop,. Herefordshire, miller; rune 9, so, and July 9, at eleven, at Litle'S•COltie-house, Hereiurd. rAttorire:y, rvlr. Woudnouse, Hereford. William Wakelierd, of Manchester,. warehouseanan, June *6, and july 9, 'at tour, .at the Palace Inn, Marreitesur, Attornies, i\qr. S.' Edge, mauctidstee Or Mr. Edge, Inner Templ, Lomita'. John Moss. boat-builder . May 3'; June 1, and iuly .9, at eleven, at the ,Whice Hart, atoll-upon:l- ull. Attolnies, Mr. SariclWith, hull ; or Mr. Evans, Thavles-liin, London. Thomas Young, of Bartlett's-passage, Holborn, London. jeweller, May 3*, lune 14, and July 9,,at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mayhew, Sytuand's-1 mt. • Edward • Hunt, bf Duke.'s-row, Pinilico, Middlesex, painter and glazier, June z, is, and [Lily 9, at ten, -at c.uildhall. Attolncy, Mr. Grednwood, .Manchester-street, Manches ter-square. Robert Soariesr, of Mark-lane, London, and of New-Cross, DeptiOrd, Kent, provision-merehant, June 7, 14, and July 9, at on; ar Attorney, Mr. ‘Vildt, Suns Cattic.;street, Falcon-tquare. Joseph Dunn and Charles Rubinson, late of Wund-street, London, factors, May:V * lone 7, at-twelve. and July 9, at One, at Guildhall. .ei.iforitcy . ,Alr. Rigby, Cro fice• row, Temple. Edward Norri.>, late of Cartnarthen, innkeeper, _lithe 6, 13, and olg 9, at eleven,' at the W hite Lion,Carmarthen. At. tornieS, hlesirs. Bleasdale, Alexioider,'and &Awe, New. lnn, London ;,or Mr. Brown, carinarthen. William Brown, of King : street, Bloornsliury, grocer, Nay 3 t, June 1.4, 411 ii I uly 9, at ten, at GUildhall. Atturnies, Me6Sls. ion, Lane, and Lane, Lawrence. - - Elizabeth hititlell, late of Ratelitre-cross, 'Middlesex, Ilasiter anti hosier, June 7,- 14, and at one, at Guild. hall. Attorney, Mr. Payne, 3,lasingluil- street; 'Jeremiah Parkin s on and John Stork, of St. Saviour's tiurcztl yard, Southwark, Suriey, hop.radlors; June 4; 3, and July 9, at twelve, v,t t;ttiltdialt, I..undou. Attorney , Mr. /thorn r, Old Woad-street. iienr% Gill, or. tipitaltieids' Market, Middlesex. victualler, 'June Y, tt, and July 9, at twelve, kt AttOtltey, Itivington, feneltorch-streei-buildiity,s. Wililini Watts, u'r Little Carter-lane, Doctors' Commons, London, Wine-merchant, June ii, 34, and') Uly 9, at utte, at Guildhall. Attorney, 1r... C.• Hamilton, Tavistock ro'w, Covent Carden., . . Andrew liter and John. Holding. of Wen:Worth-street, Whitechapel, tdd lesex,stigai refiners, I une 4, tt, and July 9, at ten, at Guildhall, • Attorney; Mr. ltutson, Welt close-square, Benj.tinin I ieseltine, of Beech-street, London, oil and hop incic it.att, May 31 at one, lune r 4, At twelve , and tuly 9, at ten, at Goii.lni:ll. AttOriwy; - Mr. Hindman, li)era courr, Aldermauoury. .• DIVIDENDS. junc to. Samuel Bracitioa, of: M4celesficid i Cheshire, Inst. h:;.!per, ;Wu, ttt the Bull's head .litti,' Macclesfield I trly 8. Willard Weaver,'of tilardwicke, lieretorcistirre, ler, at three, at the firguy Bow redo, WuiceSter. I 1(10).1 . 6i (ir,,vr, of Town-Malling. Kent, grocer ~ott Nilopkeupt-r; at one, at Guildhall, Lwition. Lit) , 5. fowl Ifowtibtn, ol•Water-lane, Condon, brandi-tner ,:;),,,ii, at eleseu, at Guildhall. '' hr.,: 1,4. George Kettle, of 13irininghain, toy-maker, at leven, at tlie ShAstieare Tavern, lirrinin4intip., June rtl. IYtlliaiu Hance, of Tooley-trees; Southwark, Surrey, inerch.wt,,at one, at Guildhall Landon. July z. Jelin !'Mitred,. ,of .Brook-Green, Hammersmith, • Mindlesex, ctealer,*at one, at .t.;uildhall. .10.1 y 9.. J oho P a rker,ofo xford.s treet, Middlesex, goldsmith, at eteven, at Guildhall. I une at. Peter A ldersey, late of Liverpool, grocer, at twelve, at the' Globe Tavern, Liverpool. July g. Thomas ' , atria,. of Oxford- road,Middlesex, silk-mercer, at twelve, at Guildhall. f k ily 9 . William "f : Miley, of Canibridige, surgebn, at twelve, -at London. June at. lohn (owetf, of Manchester, manufadurer, .at four, at the Dog Tavern, Matteliester.. June 5). Thomas Stutter . J and lahez stutterd, of Linqley, and Thomas Lit tle Nood, of A I mondbury , Yorkshire, Intr.. shams, at ten, at' the Green lltagen, Huddersfield.. lune IL, Charles Kirby, of Wattixd, flertfoldshae, dealer, at twelve, af Guildhall, London, uly a. '1 homas Corlett. of Friday.street, Cheapsitle, Lon : don, warehouseirtAi at ten, at (3.111(111311.' JUOC.IS. Vita late' Or Maishtield, •-Monmouth. shire, coal.incrchant; at eleven, at the Angel inn, Cunha:, rune zi. William Brctargh, of iVcrpool, tan, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. lune aj. ,•134:i , g. Stevens, late of fames-street, 0 xendon. street, NliddleseX, corn.dealer, at, eleven, at . uildhall. • July S. Nathan Rust, of ft other6elil Peppard, near Henley, xfordshire miller at twelv e , at Guihinall, London. Joy a, John : Bert - Ono Brewer-street, Pimlico, r sex, firirist, at tweivet at C.; ullahall. Imre 24. John Last, oftirightori, Sussex, builder, at ten, at C;uildhall, Loudon, ' • - J :Inc 4. Joini Autlier and Thomas Anther, of Great St. I ielert'.s,' London, insurance. brokers, at ten, at Guildhall. (tine 12. Richard Thurstie id, of Liverpool., dealer in earthen •ware, at eleven, at the bull and Punch lidwl , Liverpool. lupe 53.. William Surinam and Ephrainvford, late of Chef. Gloucestershire, linen...drapers, at eleven, et the BOOtilali inu, PloLli:eStet. c.E.RI'IFIC44TES. June lg. Si/PH:an 'I" rayner, lute of lermyn-streqt,St. lames's, Westminster, tailor. J'ohn 1-141, of Nevkastle.upon- Tyne, merchant. RICS l'Ay lot, of Newgate-market. London, salesman. .141 . osley litginbotham, late of . Manchester, cotton. . _ spinner. Sprii)g, jun. of Great Crimsby, Lincolnshire, iroci. _ 1 0 1: 1 ; 11 1 g ,l e i.) r y e d - , of Li - yerpool bre - wt! ' r. • _ Aut; ol, of Wardour.siledA, Wegtmirwer,' tailor. Alxxiitider Anilersoo, of London, insuralice.broket. 17 id .11RS11.1P.S . DIS,VOLI/41). Sharp and Co. PortsmoutN wine -merchants. Liolnittakc and Co. Horst4l, Vot,sirc,,tutton-spinners. .. . • Kiky, Waterhouse, Elliot, Hodgson, and Kirby, Shefliel4 sitytr-p suers. Feliciall, ,Eyans, lelf;' Ptx:klington, and Stroud, Swansea, 'bAnkars; Sha(ko, Hawks, anekeed, Fellingsbore, Durham, paprt . manufatturers. ' Suttun and Slater, Birmingham, tinfilate-workers. Cox ancrPridr, Battle-btillge, tallow. .chantilers. . Mathews and Taylor, tlisipghati-street, taads. fiat:dun acid Powell, Macclesfield, silk.tiqutv.sterit. Fisliii anti, Numfold, Birminglidi4i g'rocc:r. f Llold, ito , olcy, and i3arlow, , jun. Salford, brewers, Several letters have been received from Man. che,ittlr of the 96th, frona 'which WO extract fallowing pasiag( s . ". This morning .the rioters mustered again, to th e . number of tretwevi 30 and 4.0,000. Tlw both horse and toot. wire at their pots early in ib4 morning yo i viatch their Motions. Finding that no quarter would be given them in the event of their proceeding to commitontrages,: they set .otf in the_ course of the' daooward., Blakeley, where they :hoped not to be molested. The cavalry, as Well a,6 • part of the foot, however, followed` close at tip 'it heels. About 2000. foot remained behini, and oc cupied the grOnnd on which the mob wa; af.:.:ai totned to asS . emble daily. A considerable number of these refradorr weavers have Ucti i u son. I .understattd great pan of them are Iro-. men, who have no settlement, and are thereforetiot entitled to any relief from the town or patis! , . Those weavers out of employ, who have seoleinetits in the • neighbourhood, are not so dihtres,ed as the 01 11 . 0 ' 4 as their lmilies receive trim) this. parish sufficient to `enable them to exist." • -From another letter of the same date i I " When the Military m;ppeared on' the ground of I St. George's-fields (copmmoniy called the Nev BUTY ing Ground), near•this town, yesterdly evening, Riot Act w,as read_ threedistind times, but the '110" Huck did not disperse, The inituctry were un . deF the necessity of charging them. In a moment a ge," neral consiernatioa took placer by the cavalrygl!:l(),P.7 Mg through the ground in alldireetions. Sotue rodtrover, and a few that - Were ohitinatein disperst ing, wounded with the cavalry's swords;:' the people threw a brick, and hit vie of the' horse's heads: his rider immediately levelled 'his pistol .t l 4 Shot the Man 'dead on the spOt. • Apoihor man,.fpf a similar offence, was shot in the' thigh ;• he dO4 I soon after. About thirty of the ringleaders are s.delY lodged in the New Bailey Prison; SaliOrd, Manchester... Several of the wounded were -Makea to the. town infirmary. This moreing was ushered in with tranquititty. The military had'iheir orders; both infautry and cavalry, 'to take' t heir stations . • in St. George's-fields, by seven o'clock this mom ug ! ,. wt ich was punaually *obeyed ;, and When a 10 . 0 ,f lime weavers hadgathered together, they' instantly perßed -thecootrthe ground ; and 'another party of thS military_ paraded the. streets . throughmiut - the tow°, and I -ant happy to say has kept attclear, peaceable* and quiet during the day. • Business was regui.ly followed and transaded, but not to a great extent.; The influx_ of military into this town, within thirty.. silt hours, exceeds 500 men, and chiefly Public tranquillity appears 'to' be restored ;' but it iS ►. thought prudeou tor the military to be under arivs , during the night, and they are' ordered SO .to be: This now ten o!cloelt at night, and all remain Wq are happy. to add, that accounts have bcevt , : received in town, st3tittg,' that ti - 3© principal lafturers in the cotton, trade were induced to forward and .promise increase of :%va i . , ,ei to the, weavers. A notice was accorAingly . issued for s meeting to-morrow, to take the subjed into deration. Lord BoanixonoN, in consequence of alga op-, happy event, :,but tog dispose of his house• Cumberland Place, and to retire to his seat is, vonshire: , HIGH WATER AT 1..(71 Mornitv• 47 - min. after s.-I 4 ncl pubitsKel by Wl l / 4 41611 Il itulGE SCRIPPS, S , uth tviniton.street, ,c3renvenotasquarcr scii.ihe ,rt,4'rs for the Edi &c, (barn-paid} liaust 14: addreased.- SIIIP NEIPS. n • GRAVIS/ND, MAY 26. . Pauel by—the Unity,-1)e jersey,' from Madeira ; Hen dricA, Groat, from St.. Alichael'a : Alexander, Watts, irua. St. Domingo; Lord Duncan, Barrett, and the Triore, CArt4" toil, ir.mc: ibraltz r. Sailed—the Earl Spencer, Hemmings, for India ; and Liffey, tot t lrrwry. MAY 27. I'..Lised by --the Grace, Bartlett, from Paleritio; Mercury, Gabri..-1, Flora, 'Creep liruclen; ital.er, Chri l44l ' Macklux, - and Frederick, lulius kosary (Daois!; VtizesL, Sailed--.thy Carmartitzn Packet, Koss, for India; Ela 3l C wen, fOr Gi'Araltar ! Watson, for the 13taii1S; Mas i ; flowile,s, tor. ; Mary, Siti4ey, tor M 311.1 i• Grace, Coughey, but .Belfast ; and Alpha, ilu:too, tut _ _ BIRTHS. On Saturcl4y W , in Lincos-inn-00 12 v • as, the.Finti..Mrs. - der, ()fa Son. - • - - miles • 'On Thursclgy .sennigit, at Evcrshatn, about tollr.- - ' frOth rui;klington, Mrs Rudd wife ot 'Mr Phil 1 " 1 " Farmer, of that place, was safely delivered, without xttY assistance, ot one 'Malt; and two female children, alive a likely to do welt.. AIeIRRIED. _ ...... On thorsday last, llu , li rw l / 4 ::dy, Es... to Sarah Ma ria ' second daughter orjohn Newman, Esq. of Finniete.flouct Oxfordshire. - • On Saturday 'evening,. by speehl l:cence, it- the k•L, ° Atholi's twuse, Porrntan-sqtirre Captain - :E. I‘l. of the tithl)ragnons, only sun or Sir jains IVl'Vrtvr ray, Bart. to 1.4.4 lilizabeth Murray, • . —s , claughtcr o . •,younbt. e . . his Grace. 'On Saturday &e l l - thigh t, at St. Andrew's Churc h ' Oliver, of liattun.garden, tR Aliss liunson, of Holborn. Lately, at Sr. Lawrence, isle of •Thatrat„ fre.sertot,,; Pant:n, of It-iinsgate; to Miss Catherine litnchirysou, daughter of sharp Hurchinean, Esq (Atli,: same 1)14a. ". DIAL). • On the 4th init. In Nottingtrini.filii:e. 14Irs. Burke, of tit:. late l'itzrick Sorke, Esq '' The 01, , ".• tit te, tit his t * the 1 4v. - fitl Mr O s ti u ;'9 .. es, , dity 110 , 1,3ei tr e i l l uo,: sil W.a,I „Burgoi,, N :0 - Vi et:uni . x Ett-ex. , I 15 , .',1 1 14 , On %I/Oneida); last, at Ins WV Henry Eirrer, ,E.iq. ,yuunicii will a the itcv . k:jcl4llisi rer, Redo( of As!iiey, • el:ICIS A 1.04'1‘..S SATU RAVAY. * Bank Stock, , ' India Stock, i" i per Cent. lieu. 64 :-. ' 1 4 1 ' 44 :: ( %1 1 . , : t r . Cent'. 9 3 g s i 2 i i i , India lioitcig, P4r, ts• r" . • i ' -:. iri,,sh i per Cent_ dis. . F 7s. pr. 3 per Cent. Con. 67 ,', 11 4 I aweii.ti 3 per Cent. Is4 " k Lung Ann. IS 946111 s Dim? Mu), 7 . $ 9• iGths i 7. i6tirs i . Exchequer Hilts, 7!.. 6s. 9sl. • ~ . CUllai, for 120 IPIYI6 ti 4 • )i).N BRIDGE '11).11,1ult. Of. ' z Afternoon, ro after